12: What Are Events In JavaScript | JavaScript Tutorial | Learn JavaScript Programming

What Are Events In JavaScript | JavaScript Tutorial | Learn JavaScript Programming. In this video you will learn about the HTML event attributes and how to use them in JavaScript.
List of different HTML events: www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_eve...
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I have tried many tutorials on the internet but you are the best. You explain js in a very easy manner.
Keep up the good work.
God Bless !!!

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you sir are a gentleman and a scholar! Thanks for your videos!

[@nigelpallatt]

Great! Thank you.

[@returnedfaith7254]

Thanks. It's so awesome.

[@divyasampath9500]

I now understood the Navstatus part. Thanks for the update.

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[@Divv]

Very well explained mister!!

[@karenvoskanyan5132]

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[@MohamedAyman-li6rp]

Thanks, Daniel.

[@SurenderKumar-pb3wh]

you are awesome man...
:)

[@AimeeKatherine]

Thank you!

[@ruinogueira1728]

thaks for the help! :)

[@tarunaggarwal4019]

SIr thanks a lot, I just want to know where is the video on different styling methods ? Where we can style multiple things.

[@borreguitoarremangado]

I love this video series :)
so clear and useful. thanks !

[@Dani_Krossing]

Thank you :)

[@romanticscents]

Thank u.

[@goyuardian8205]

it's fun...,😀

[@Ben-ui5sc]

what font you got going on here please? great tut though, bravo

[@eliyalee1684]

You are the best js teacher on YT.

[@Dani_Krossing]

Thanks :)

[@NERO-ez1mn]

can you make more excercises using the EVENTS on click? like when you input something happens? or click something two number will be add?

[@victorbejenaru7577]

Hello, can you do more tutorials about PHP, with more advanced topics ?

[@surfinbird71]

Go to Laracasts.com and do the series called "The PHP Practitioner".. it is free.

[@jithzz440]

hey bro.. This video not in ur JS playlist ?.. in that playlist 12th video is something abt Arrays ..

[@harrydhindsa6759]

can anyone tell me how to get javascript completions ? I dont get them by default

[@TheLeontheking]

now i know why sites pop up some "please stay"-like windows when i direct my mouse to the "close tab"

[@muhamadabdulsamad2815]

Hey guys, I have a question that is it important to study both JavaScript and PHP for making a normal Web Or PHP is enough? Please answer~
Thanks :D

[@muhamadabdulsamad2815]

Connor Boucher thanks a lot for replying, but I think I could study both of them because as I watched some tutorial in both subjects I didn't find that difficult to learn both of them,, thanks again~

[@SaadAhmed-js5ew]

from where do i get this code?

[@wesamelbaz7811]

from his website

[@felipexnota]

Thanks for the tutorial.
i have a problem
i dont know why my JS doesnt work. Im trying something a little bit different.
I made another JS file and then i write . I try with script inside the body and nothing.
and the code is this:
//only with this line doesnt work neither
$('.box').hide();
$('.clickme').each(function() {
$(this).show(0).on('click', function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
$(this).next('.box').slideToggle('fast', function() {
$(this).prev().html($(this).is(':visible') ? 'Hide' : 'Show');
});
});
});

[@Dani_Krossing]

You are writing jQuery code which is a JavaScript framework. That's why it isn't working because you need to have a jQuery library included.

[@felipexnota]

yes i add one but noghint yet

[@Dani_Krossing]

I would recommend starting out with changing the jQuery file to something more simple like "jquery.js", just to avoid any accidental spellings :)
Did you make sure that the jquery library is at the very top of your document inside your tags? Because it needs to be loaded first.

[@AhmedAbdelkaoui]

why you didn't use else only? why else if?

[@Dani_Krossing]

Both are usable and will work. In my mind it seemed easier for people without coding experience to understand because I haven't made a video on this yet.

[@realgabreal]

Thank you!